Neil Oliver's latest covid tyranny monologue, and as per, he hits the bullseye over and over.

“History shows bad governments often look for people to blame, often some of its own people. Uniting a large part of the population against a smaller part, giving a frightened angry population a focus for their frustrations and also for their disgust is as old as the hills.
If the 20th century has a lesson for us, a lesson that ought to be as permanent, as indelible as any scar or tattoo, it is that encouraging citizens to regard a minority of their fellows as unclean, as vectors of disease generally ends badly- Badly for everyone. 1941 in Poland there was a propaganda campaign that said Jews spread typhus, a lethal disease. Blaming an identifiable minority for the spread of a disease is a ghost we should have laid to rest long ago. But here it is back again. It turns out it never really went away at all.”